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Been watching sine the 7s. Time to jump in a think.

Amigo, interesting you think tues/wed. Do you think it’s inevitable at some point?

I wonder if 56 is the new bottom? Dow rebounding from last week.

KFC, what big buys ?

There should be a few more articles like this over the coming weeks that could bump us up more. I wonder if Cineworld will release anything about their opening strategy this week.

I’m with Rob, no idea now. But watching the Dow and news also.

Hi Rohan. I seem to remember a couple of people on here in around that price. I was to new to this company and bought in at 69 and bailed at a loss and watched it fall to 51. Silly really because since then I’ve been watching the daily rises, falls. Reading more about the co etc. To be honest I surprised it’s not peaked again up in the 70s.

You could try averaging down as Shaz was saying but it depends how busy you are in your daily life. It is a good trading share atm, plenty of people here doing that very successfully. I’m looking long, long term now.

The main thing is you haven’t bought into a badly run company on aim. It’s a solid company on the ftse run by 2 brothers who are heavily invested in this, 38% maybe, please correct on this anyone? They are buying out other companies and expanding where they can. Currently the 2nd largest cinema company in the world.

In theory we will be in a rising market soon for the next 5 years or more. But there might be some dips before it starts to rise. The last broker rating was 1.40, down from 2.30 I think. You will get your money back and more if you have some patience.

It’s so hard to predict. Still have a thought it could hit the 40s, not sure why? Presuming it won’t go lower. Unfortunately we rely on the US which can be unpredictable with trump in charge. But yes it should bounce back ok in the the mid term and long term it’s a no brainer.

Morning All.

As soon as families can get out and start doing social activities I think the cinema has to be number 1. Especially on the safety, SD aspect.

Compared to bowling, Lazer quest, clip and climb, jump etc. There might be more? I’m pretty sure cinemas will open before these because the social distancing with the others could be tricky. Lots of cleaning in between etc for them I’d presume. Even if they do open at the same time I feel people will gravitate towards the cinema as a safer option. In theory there could be more demand than before.

Look at Halfords share price. Riding your bike is 1 activity we’ve been able to do and that’s increased as time has gone on. Not the same I know but the recovery on that is ridicules.

Agreed Bright. It’s looking like the 4th day in a row that the Dow is sliding. Much talk of a double bottom from the US. Shares might have risen too much from the bottom in March? So still feel there might be a re rate here and on many other shares. Not 100% sure but feeling cautious.

I’m invested here and want to add more. Just not sure where this can go. 40s, maybe 30s. But the lower it goes the more you can buy, silver lining. Very little good news around apart from the possible opening stages. It that’s not guaranteed to go to plan. Just a thought, not deramping. Anyone any thoughts on this. londoner?

Did anyone manage to get into this in the 30s?

Not looking forward to the US open today. Pulling the rest down.

Agreed

Thanks londoner

I don’t see the price dropping anymore because of this.

In December shares rose 10% on the cineplex takeover and Cineplex shares rose 40%
However Cineworld share fell 18% on the regal takeover in 2017.

I’m amazed the lenders, bond holders agreed to this. It must be getting renegotiated. This share certainly isn’t boring.

Cineplex deal going ahead. These gents are not fkin about.

Topped up

AMC dropping again. Maybe the Amazon buyout not going anywhere. Is he coming here instead, no idea really???

Where is the bottom????????

Boys bringing down to the base level before the steady rise to opening?

The Dow is down again, hhmmm